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The Health Crisis at SWAH: When Data On Their Own Just Aren’t Enough
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The Health Crisis at SWAH: When Data On Their Own Just Aren’t Enough
Data is not a mirror. It does not simply reflect reality back at us — it selects, frames, and in doing so, inevitably excludes. The most powerful use of data is not confirmatory but exploratory: the patient, unglamorous work of tracking real changes in real communities, driven by genuine curiosity about what’s happening rather than what we hope or assume to be true. When data is used to justify decisions already made, it stops being a tool for u…
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